Milind
23 April 2018 at 18:59
Hello Sir,
My father owns a residential property at Delhi which as his share amongst total three brothers through inheritance.
Problem is that my uncle stole this property documents from my father and now he is claiming that he has managed to forge the documents and has transferred the property on his name, and is trying to sell off the property.
1) Is it possible for him to transfer the property like this by forging my father�s signature ?
2) Isn�t it necessary for my father to be present there in person if at all my father would want to transfer the property to anyone else ?
3) The property come under delhi development authority, is it possible for him to sell the property like this by forging the documents ?
4) Can we lodge a police complaint against the uncle and what can be his punishment for this act ?
Please try and guide us as we are too tensed.
tushar
23 April 2018 at 17:35
Our co op hsg soc situated in mumbai suburbs is under redevelopment process voluntarily. Terms with existing flat owners are finalised. Presently flat area is 600 sq ft carpet. Builder is giving certain additional area free of cost (25 %) and offering concessional rate for additional purchase area upto certain sqft. Few society flat owners want to convert their single flat into two different flats as they are getting additional free area and can buy certain additional area at concessional rates. This makes sense for them to make two 400 sq ft carpet (appx) flats after redevelopment. Builder has agreed to prepare two separate units out of such one unit to all flat owners who wish the same. However, we need to know whether this is leagally possible and what procedures are to be following by society as well as builder in order to register the flats as two separate units in govt. records and also in society records after redevelopment. The original purchase agreements and share certificates of single flats are either in single name or in joint names. Please guide...
Anonymous
23 April 2018 at 11:42
My brother and I were joint holders in SRA flat. We have got the possession of the flat. My brother has expired and his name is first and mine is second.
What is the procedure to transfer the flat in my name.
Shailesh Phillips
23 April 2018 at 11:20
Can a registered Private Family trust be admitted as a member of a co-operative Housing Society (in Mumbai)? The Bye-laws only mention that a Registered Public Trust can be admitted but is silent on any other type of Trusts.
Nitin Netke
22 April 2018 at 13:32
My Grand father had purchased land in 1978 but not registered it in Talathi office for long time, still it pending can be it registered now in Talathi office ?
Kaushal
22 April 2018 at 09:45
Dear sir I am secretary of my society since 2 years. Our building is under redevelopment. Committee members are against the policy of builder and I don't want to be with committee members so I tried to give resignation several time but managing committee did not accept it. So my questions are : 1 how can I resign from my post ? 2 Can I called a general meeting without support of chairman and other committee members and give resign ? 3 MC are also not calling GM so that can give resignation. 4 Can I call emergency meeting for short period notice without support of chairman and other committee members ? If yes whether any resolution passed in that meeting be legal ?
Anonymous
22 April 2018 at 09:40
I would like to understand that the legal process to transfer property from my deceased father to me provided my mother and my only sister agreed for this. At the time of my father died, my grandmother was alive so the my father's legal heir certificate has included my grand mother's name as my father's legal heir. Now she is no more. Currently still the death certificate for her is not yet taken and in the process.
But to transfer the property which my father bought is it necessary to have my grand mother's certificate? What is the usual process for transfering the property to legal heir?
prayag naresh agarwal
21 April 2018 at 19:01
Dear Sir
We are six sisters and one brother, last year one of no. 4 unmarried sister died and left behind self acquired house.
now we all wish to release the same property to my younger unmarried sister. Here our lawyer told us to execute a power of attorney in her name. we all did that but one my sister raised an objection that she will be liable for capital gain/income tax kindly guide us what to do. ASAP
jeevan deshpande
21 April 2018 at 11:11
a son of decease member is alcoholic and daily fighting with other members, that family has property dispute regarding said flat, son is daily beating his mother and stop her from entering into house. Is co opertative society law provide any authority to society for puting ban on said son, because no nomination and succession is made by decease member, after several police complaints nothing serious or corrective relief we received from authority.
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Property distribution
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